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Heavy Snow  Fell Across Much of Western Wyoming This Week

December 6th-9th, 2004 - What follows are storm total snowfall reports from selected areas across western Wyoming from this week.  Most mountain snow recorded reports begin on December 6th and end on the morning of December 9th.

SNOWFALL REPORTS
December 6-9, 2004

 *denotes SNOTEL/RAWS site - snowfall determined by weighted water equivalent and average temperature
 Location  
TETON COUNTY Snowfall (Inches)
 Jackson Hole (Rendezvous Pk) 24-30
 Moose 24
 Grand Targhee 18
 Moran 16
 Gros Ventre * 14
 Phillips Bench * 12
 Jackson (Town) 11
 Togwotee Pass 10
 Spring Divide * 8
   
 FREMONT COUNTY  
 Deer Park * 23
 Togwotee Pass * 14
 Hobbs Park * 6
 Dubois 3
   
 LINCOLN COUNTY  
 Willow Creek * 24
 Kelly Ranger Station * 20
 Triple Peak * 20
 Alpine 15
 Hams Fork * 15
 Thayne 14
 Afton 8
   
 SUBLETTE COUNTY  
 Bondurant 20
 White Pine 15
 Cora 10
 Spring Creek Divide * 8
 Blind Bull * 6
 Big Sandy * 6
 Snider Basin * 6
 Boulder 3
   
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